Girly’s Grill

I have cooked professionally for years and have won awards for my chili recipe, I will go on record that the chili I had was exceptional much better than my own. Great Job!!! I was also given a sample of the pulled pork which was mouth watering as well moist and flavorful a pleasure on the senses. I look forward to eating there again in the future.

I am redoing a review now that the owner has decided she needs to not only up prices which I totally understand but to also give less food for the new price.
I was a loyal customer for 2 years even though service is usually sub par with the ever revolving waitresses. But now to come and see that these girls don’t know what they are doing and the one who had been here longest is sitting and chatting with people.
The food has also really suffered. The omelette we got was dry and all of our toast was barely toasted and had the slightest dab of butter on it. Cost saving of course. The pancakes are now half the size and the «real» syrup doesn’t even taste of maple. We ordered sausage links and when they came out as maple patties she said oops we don’t have them anymore. Too bad because they were good. I can’t trust the product quality you choose to buy anymore.
When I protested about the changes they just said the owner is trying to save money. Well girly I give you a year now that you’ve gone and raised the price and made the portions smaller. That won’t work with so much competition in the area. I’m sad to go but I won’t be back.

The atmosphere in this restaurant is fun and the waitstaff are very friendly. I have been here three time and have been given a nickname. Lol. The owner sining along with the music as she cooks tells me she loves what she’s doing and who she’s doing it for. The food was good, but I think the most impressive thing is how homey it feels. I look forward to going back.

This is my favorite breakfast place in Palmer! It’s a total mom and pops kinda place and the food is phenomenal! Good prices, too. The waitresses are always super nice and do a great job.

It’s not 5 star dining but hitting this little jewel on your way home on a long drive was awesome.
Burger was juicy, bun was grilled and fries were crispy.
Just the way I like diner food!
May not be everyone’s taste but I loved it.
I came by myself and an older gentleman told me jokes while I finished up my meal and I was very entertained, he was very nice. All the staff were very friendly and I felt comfortable– I usually don’t dine alone so it was nice.

Good food but rather sketchy place.

Omelets and coffee very good… and the friendly all-​girl staff made the experience fantastic.

Was eager to try this place out… when I first moved to the area I did think it was an adult store though just driving by! ha!
The lady who was cooking was singing and super friendly, that was nice to see. Another female who worked there was fantastic at refilling my husbands coffee in a timely manner.
Our server… we could tell she is young and inexperienced, could use some work.
I ordered a steak omelet… there was little to no steak and the eggs were a strange consistency. Home fries… not great by any means.
I cannot say I was overly impressed.

All out of rye toast at 10:30 on a Sunday. Sausage patties are like hockey pucks. The not very bright girly girls hand out the plates and say they don’t know which belongs to who, figure it out on your own I guess. Eggs were very overcooked with only a few drops of cheese on top of the omlet, none inside. Would not recommend or return.

Breakfast, blah & yuck!

As I previously mentioned I wanted to get back to Girly’s Grill and I did this past week.
I’m sorry to say it was monumentally disappointing and now I know why this place isn’t busier. The thing is you really want to like this quaint little establishment so from my experience and in my opinion there is a reason why they are not bustling and it’s not the economy. From both of my experiences it’s the inconsistency of the food.
I ordered a blueberry muffin because I over heard the waitress say they were the only home made desserts.
Rant:. It’s a crime a place like this doesn’t have home made apple pie, blueberry pie, bread pudding, Indian pudding, grapenut pudding. The previously mentioned desserts are easy to make, store well and are something one would expect in a quaint sole proprietor dinner like this. Case in point 2 out of 4 people on my visit asked about dessert.
Back to da muffin, man! I was asked if I wanted it griddled w/​butter. I said no but why does it need it? Is it a cple days old and needs to be heated up? I was told, «no it’s nice & fresh». It wasn’t fresh at all, it was as hard and dense as a scone and I could tell by the taste of the blueberries their was nothing home made about this blueberry muffin except it was out of a packet or mix & baked there. Shame!
I got eggs Benedict w/​home fries and I asked if the HF were grilled with onions/​peppers. I was told I could get a side of «Loaded Home Fries» and they would be prepared on the grill. I should have known better, but I didn’t want to second guess … they very dry and more like pieces of boiled diced potato over seasoned with some (I believe) pre-​fab seasoning mix. It tasted like I was eating shake-​n-​bake potatoes with way too much salt/​seasoning left on them. When the starch man won’t eat the potatoes there is a problem! The Benedict part of the meal was good.
I got a side of Portuguese French Toast, it was dry. Something I find monumentally disappointing is when they «flash» dunk the bread in the batter so you end up cutting into something more like bread that has been on the grill.
I think the owner of the Girly’s has lost her passion for her business. I hope she finds it or someone gives her a wake-​up call or I see this place going under. I say that also based on what I heard/​saw with the 4 – 5 other people there when I went. Also, you’d think after I told the waitress the muffin wasn’t good and she saw I didn’t eat «the Loaded Fries» which btw I paid $ 4 extra for that she would have at least scratched the muffin off the bill. Nope I believe I paid almost $ 18 without tip or bev. for 50% of a meal I didn’t eat … Not good!
Despite what I’ve said I’m rooting for her and I may (?) go back but only on a Friday for fish.

Great place for breakfast! Just loved the sausage and gravy. My husband had the Portuguese French toast and crispy thick bacon. He was equally satisfied. The waitress was real friendly. I’m so glad we found «The Girly Girl.» Barbara M.

Now called Girlies Grill, small place with awesome food.